We’re excited to share that an article about our Atlin Ruffner Mill Remediation project has been featured in the latest winter 2025 issue of the Canadian Mining Magazine! Read it here. Our commitment to sustainable practices and innovative solutions in the mining sector is at the heart of what we
At the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB) Indigenous Relations Forum & PAIR Awards event in Calgary, Milestone Environmental Contracting Inc. was awarded the Bronze Partnership Accreditation in Indigenous Relations (PAIR). PAIR is a prestigious recognition of dedication to fostering meaningful partnerships with Indigenous communities and advancing economic reconciliation. The PAIR
The Milestone team is excited to attend AME Roundup, January 20-23, at the Vancouver Convention Centre! As one of the premier global events for mineral exploration and development, our team is excited to connect with delegates and highlight how we can support the success of mining projects. Whether collaborating
Milestone is delighted to announce the promotion of Matt Nikkinen to Vice President, Special Projects. “Matt has been instrumental in shaping Milestone’s growth, introducing innovative solutions, and expanding our service lines,” remarked CEO and Managing Partner Eric Pringle. “His visionary leadership has led to the successful launch of our water
Milestone is proud to announce the promotion of David Meikle to Vice President, Western Region. “Throughout his career with Milestone Environmental Contracting, David has demonstrated exceptional leadership and a clear vision for success in the Western Region,” Eric Pringle, CEO and Managing Partner, said of David’s time with Milestone Environmental
Milestone Environmental Contracting Inc. is excited to announce Tim Beckenham’s promotion to Vice President, Northern Region and Senior Vice President (SVP), Operations. “Tim has been a transformative leader at Milestone, building our Northern Region from the ground up with an entrepreneurial spirit and unmatched determination,” says Eric Pringle, CEO and
The Atlin-Ruffner Mine Site, nestled in the remote terrain of Atlin, B.C., operated from the early 1900s to the 1980s, primarily extracting silver, lead, and zinc. After being abandoned for many years, the mine required an intensive remediation effort to address environmental hazards, including contamination of local water sources. Uncontrolled
In the remote wilderness of northwestern British Columbia, the Atlin Ruffner Mine remediation project needed to overcome health and safety challenges. Spearheaded by Milestone Environmental Contracting Inc., the initiative tackled environmental and logistical hurdles, all while safeguarding workers and the local ecosystem.
On November 5th, we marked a significant achievement at the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business Indigenous Relations Forum & PAIR Awards event in Calgary. Milestone proudly received the Bronze Partnership Accreditation in Indigenous Relations (PAIR), a testament to our ongoing commitment to fostering meaningful partnerships with Indigenous communities and driving economic reconciliation.
We are thrilled to announce that we have earned the Bronze Partnership Accreditation in Indigenous Relations through the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB). This certification underscores our unwavering commitment to Indigenous Peoples and communities across Canada, demonstrating our dedication to sustainable and responsive Indigenous Relations. Our commitment to Indigenous
